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the fox report with john scott starts now. ♪ >> democrats keep control of the u.s.enate after the decision desk last night projected that the senator cortez masto will hold onto her seat defeating her republican challenger. good evening. this is the fox report. ♪ >> cortez masto win gives democrats the seeds they need to retain control of the senate. the georgia senate seat is still in play. the governor's race in arizona between katie hobson kari lake remains undecided. we have team coverage reporting on the results. charles watson is live with details on the runoff senate election. we start things off with senior correspondent live in phoenix with the latest on the still too close to call governor's race there. >> that is right. maricopa county election officials say the pace at which the results are coming in is a result of his arizona statute and they say they are following the law. that allows voters to drop off their ballots early on election day. the folks go on person on election day to vote to get their ballots counted. immediately they still need to be sig

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the fox report with john scott starts now. ♪ >> democrats keep control of the u.s.t night projected that the senator cortez masto will hold onto her seat defeating her republican challenger. good evening. this is the fox report. ♪ >> cortez masto win gives democrats the seeds they need to retain control of the senate. the georgia senate

supervisor dorsey, john and scott and your team for hosting us today. it has been a privilege to work with and get to know the team overnight past year. it is gratify to receive all the fantastic e mails that i get. and to share them with the team. these are a reminder of the amazing work they are doing. and i know that it shows how much they are appreciated. thank you all of you for all that you do. all your hard work. ? this includes paulita the director of the program near block by block. . [applause]. before we close the proceedings and you will get to ride the care set, hopefully and cookies we have cookies to share. i would like to recognize the upon 20 team members been with us from the beginning the guys that you see behind us. not all 20 are here but -- [applause]. thank you all of you for all your hard work. and thank you also to everybody else on the team of in the office or out on the streets every day you do an amazing job. thank you. [applause]. and then just to conclude my bit here, one person has been chosen as ambassador of the year. uh

supervisor dorsey, john and scott and your team for hosting us today.has been a privilege to work with and get to know the team overnight past year. it is gratify to receive all the fantastic e mails that i get. and to share them with the team. these are a reminder of the amazing work they are doing. and i know that it shows how much they are appreciated. thank you all of you for all that you do. all your hard work. ? this includes paulita the director of the program near block by block. . [applause]. before we close the proceedings and you will get to ride the care set, hopefully and cookies we have cookies to share. i would like to recognize the upon 20 team members been with us from the beginning the guys that you see behind us. not all 20 are here but -- [applause]. thank you all of you for all your hard work. and thank you also to everybody else on the team of in the office or out on the streets every day you do an amazing job. thank you. [applause]. and then just to conclude my bit here, one person has been chosen as ambassador of the year. uh-huh

. >> john: rick scott, in charge of the nrsc predicting 52 plus tomorrow night. we'll talk with newt gingrinch about this coming up. back on the senate race, kelly is ahead by one point, so -- that race is tick tight, no question about that. former president bill clinton lending star power to democrats in battleground nevada stumping for catherine cortez masto. that 1 of 4 toss-ups that could tip the balance in senate. and alexandria hoff back in lost wages. celebrity trail? >> blustery las vegas, and pete buttigieg will attend an event, yesterday former president clinton attended a gospel brunch and he urged voters not to participate in any kind of protest vote over issues like inflation or gas prices. an if you cast a protest vote, you don't just vote against something, you vote for something and the question is what are we gonna do right now. >> this is the second former president to campaign in six days here for cortez masto, former president obama held a rally on tuesday. we asked the candidate if she would have welcomed president biden given his low approva

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supervisor dorsey, john and scott and your team for hosting us today. it has been a privilege to work with and get to know the team overnight past year. it is gratify to receive all the fantastic e mails that i get. and to share them with the team. these are a reminder of the amazing work they are doing. and i know that it shows how much they are appreciated. thank you all of you for all that you do. all your hard work. ? this includes paulita the director of the program near block by block. . [applause]. before we close the proceedings and you will get to ride the care set, hopefully and cookies we have cookies to share. i would like to recognize the upon 20 team members been with us from the beginning the guys that you see behind us. not all 20 are here but -- [applause]. thank you all of you for all your hard work. and thank you also to everybody else on the team of in the office or out on the streets every day you do an amazing job. thank you. [applause]. and then just to conclude my bit here, one person has been chosen as ambassador of the year. uh

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supervisor dorsey, john and scott and your team for hosting us today.a privilege to work with and get to know the team overnight past year. it is gratify to receive all the fantastic e mails that i get. and to share them with the team. these are a reminder of the amazing work they are doing. and i know that it shows how much they are appreciated. thank you all of you for all that you do. all your hard work. ? this includes paulita the director of the program near block by block. . [applause]. before we close the proceedings and you will get to ride the care set, hopefully and cookies we have cookies to share. i would like to recognize the upon 20 team members been with us from the beginning the guys that you see behind us. not all 20 are here but -- [applause]. thank you all of you for all your hard work. and thank you also to everybody else on the team of in the office or out on the streets every day you do an amazing job. thank you. [applause]. and then just to conclude my bit here, one person has been chosen as ambassador of the year. uh-huh. this is

kirsten powers, scott jennings and john berman kind enough to stick back with us.avid, where is your focus when it comes to everything that is outstanding right now? >> my focus is on resolving this election. that's where my focus is. >> what a novel idea, david. >> yeah, specifically in terms of what is left outstanding, of course, in the battle for control of the united states senate, particularly focused on maricopa county in arizona, the phoenix area, that largest county because what i'm really looking to see there as i'm sure john was discussing with you is sort of the pattern of the vote that comes in when we get another batch of votes from there today. we learned in the last two election cycles is that the pattern is not always the same, in 2018 a lot of those late arriving ballots that were dropped off on election day actually benefited the democrat kyrsten sinema. in 2020 that election day drop-off piece of the equation was a very heavily pro-trump vote and made biden's, you know, wide advantage in arizona remarkably narrow. he won by i think 11,000 votes

supervisor dorsey, john and scott and your team for hosting us today. it has been a privilege to work with and get to know the team overnight past year. it is gratify to receive all the fantastic e mails that i get. and to share them with the team. these are a reminder of the amazing work they are doing. and i know that it shows how much they are appreciated. thank you all of you for all that you do. all your hard work. ? this includes paulita the director of the program near block by block. . [applause]. before we close the proceedings and you will get to ride the care set, hopefully and cookies we have cookies to share. i would like to recognize the upon 20 team members been with us from the beginning the guys that you see behind us. not all 20 are here but -- [applause]. thank you all of you for all your hard work. and thank you also to everybody else on the team of in the office or out on the streets every day you do an amazing job. thank you. [applause]. and then just to conclude my bit here, one person has been chosen as ambassador of the year. uh

like tim scott and john james, we need more people of color wanting to be republicans, and more womennorities, so this is a very big deal for us. it matters how the senate is run, it matters the future of the republican party and if you can afford it, i know it's tough out there, go to teamherschel.com and a lot of people giving a little will close the gap. herschel's ban outspent 4-1. >> john: senator, always good to spend time with you. >> thank you. >> john: hope you have a good christmas coming up. >> sandra: thank you, senator. >> john: sad news to report to you just in to fox. fleetwood mac founding member singer-songwriter keyboard player kristine mcvee has passed away at 79. she joined in 1970 when it was more of a blues band than everything. they exploded on to the north american scene in 1977 with their album "rumors," and lindsay buckingham and stevie nix. she has passed away at the age of 79. i remember, sandra, when i was a disc jockey at a top 40 radio station in toronto, canada rumors cake out, "you make loving fun" the first single off the album and blew everything els

or he could be king maker, appoint somebody else. >> john: we'll find out maybe on the 9th. >> sandra: president biden accusing -- we'll ask rick scottis plan. >> john: and crucial senate races neck and neck, just five days to go. daron shaw is one of the men behind the polls. he breaks them down coming up next. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long lasting gain scent beads. try spring daydream, part of our irresistible scent collection. inflation's eating into everyone's budget, but if you're a veteran and own your home, you've got a big leg up. it's your va home loan benefi

i want it bring in cnn political commentator scott jennings along with molly john fast, special correspondent for vanity fair. basically what we've heard from republicans, scott, like matt gaetz and even congresswoman nancy mayes she's heard in the hallway is there will be impeachment hearings. that's one of the things the republicans want to do if they win back the house. why do you look skeptical? >> they're not going to impeach joe biden. i think there will be a lotful investigations of joe biden. >> what about mayorkas? >> republicans are very upset about the border crisis but specifically with him and republicans are hearing from border agent that are very upset with mayorkas. >> so there could be impeachment? >> impeachment's a huge step, but that guy, i think steve scalise said in september he'll have a reserved spot at the capitol for his parking because he's going to be up there so often. >> molly, what do you think will happen? >> you'll have a fight between the maga caucus and the more normal republicans. it's going to play out and i think the maga caucus is going to win and i thin

senator john barrasso is here. and rick scottto cut social security and medicare. a big show lined up for today. john roberts. sandra and i will see you top of the hour for "america reports." >> does higher cost of living mean domino's for thanksgiving? i wouldn't be disappointed. i love it. survey finds one in five doubt whether they'll have enough money to cover the cost of the traditional thanksgiving feast, and the democratic that feels most financially pinched is generation z who are opting for meals of soup, salad, pizza. families are coping cutting back on big dinners, eliminating one dish to save money, asking guests to bring their own booze due to high cost of just about everything. maybe our president has some helpful words, maybe not. listen. >> that's called inflation, end of the month, what you have left, you have no money, that's inflation. the things you need, are they going up. they are. they are. >> harris, you have thoughts on that sound bite. >> yeah, he just can't dial up the empathy for people that he literal

. >> and john, with republicans like senators ron johnson, rick scott, josh hawley, you can expect plenty of fireworks tomorrow. >> john: he did go on to say he thought it was secure, seem to be in stark contradiction to the reality down there. watching it unfold in congress, thank you. >> sandra: pete hegseth now, "fox & friends" weekend co-host good to have you here. first your reaction to this judge now ending title 42. when you've got massive amounts of migrants pouring over our southern border, this was a way to send those crossing illegally back enacted under the trump administration. that goes away, what does that mean for our crisis at our southern border? >> well, what a mess, what a mess of our own making. title 42 was something those on the left rejected, criticized donald trump for when it was first put into place, because of covid to remove people, and then building a wall, remain in mexico, effective and served as der -- deter rence. ok, if you are cuban or venezuelan we will apply title 42. the judge on those grounds said you are not allowed to do that. good for texas, good

supervisor dorsey, john and scott and your team for hosting us today. it has been a privilege to work with and get to know the team overnight past year. it is gratify to receive all the fantastic e mails that i get. and to share them with the team. these are a reminder of the amazing work they are doing. and i know that it shows how much they are appreciated. thank you all of you for all that you do. all your hard work. ? this includes paulita the director of the program near block by block. . [applause]. before we close the proceedings and you will get to ride the care set, hopefully and cookies we have cookies to share. i would like to recognize the upon 20 team members been with us from the beginning the guys that you see behind us. not all 20 are here but -- [applause]. thank you all of you for all your hard work. and thank you also to everybody else on the team of in the office or out on the streets every day you do an amazing job. thank you. [applause]. and then just to conclude my bit here, one person has been chosen as ambassador of the year. uh

john king, i know you will be standing by as well. we expect results in the next 20 or so minutes. david axlerod and scott jennings. david, you heard the numbers from john. more numbers are coming. how does it look to you in arizona for kari lake? >> well, look, i think she has been trailing throughout. the later numbers are not encouraging to her. i think that the handwriting is on the wall. we have to see, i mean strange things can happen, but right now it would be a very strange thing for a candidate who has been getting less than 50% of the vote to suddenly in the last tranche of ballots to get 60% of those. so, you know, i think there is, as john suggested, a reason that she is, you know, sending these inflammatory tweets out. and i will say, look, all across this country election deniers have been defeated. the american people have sent a message on election denial in this election and there is no more flamboyant exponent of conspiracy theories about elections in this country, in this campaign than kari lake. and that's why there is so much interest around the country. i think this will be the final exclamatio

. >> bret: trey, your buddy tim scott won a pretty easy reelections. >> john what took so long to callt race. [laughter] i can tell you this. tim scott for two minutes was as nervous as lindsey graham in a spelling bee i promise you for two minutes he was not sure. i need karl or kelly ann how can you split your ticket kemp warnock. if kemp is doing well how is maybe bar knock out performing abrams that's what i will be watching tonight. >> bret: one more question on senator scott. does he have bigger ambitions after this election? >> i think he wants to buy the dallas cowboys. >> dana: have you been encouraging him to bigger things for a long time, trey. whether or not he is listening to you we don't know. >> trey: i haven't talked to him in the last 30 minutes. [laughter] he is grateful for the chance to serve for six more years. i know that. >> bret: head over to bill hemmer at the billboard i do getzing some of these races. >> bill: introduce you to new features and for the next several hours take our viewers and folks in the studio here through what we believe will be the best way

congressional correspondent rachel scott is there covering it all for us this morning. rachel? >> reporter: hey, johnu that early announcement by former president donald trump has done little to clear the field. in fact, many republicans largely shrugging it off as they lay the groundwork for their own possible bid for the white house in 2024. gop heavyweights descending on las vegas this weekend. for the republican jewish coalition's annual meeting. much of the focus on how to move forward from what many considered a disappointing finish in the midterm election and how to win back the white house in 2024. and what was evidence is a growing number of republicans are showing signs of wanting to move on from donald trump, even questioning his hold on the party. his former secretary of state, mike pompeo, saying that celebrity and personality cannot win elections. republican governor larry hogan of the former president told me more republicans are speaking out. he's calling for a course correction. mike pence says he believes voters will have better choices than trump in 2024. and closing out this weeke

when scott catches them, he's gonna hang 27 of them. john riley who had deserted. -- branded with a d on his cheeks for deserter and then let go, he continue living in mexico, people say they know i don't know if anyone really knows. there is a couple good books on john riley. that's churubusco and contrasts on august 20th. rather than advance on the capitol, scott decides to offer armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat, trust that was his name, he did in mexico city for quite a while now. he thought, maybe that will give peace a chance to work, give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreign army, mexicans might negotiate a peace making that final badly -- battle unnecessary. santa anna, however, is a little bit smarter than that, and he was determined to use the law of hostilities to strengthen his positions. he had lost cannon, and he had lost ammunitions, you lost a third of his army. this reminds me of another point when santa

scott. >> just to thank john for the report. no questions or comments, sir. >> great. thank you. pretty straight forward. may i have a motion for item number 5d? >> chair- >> go ahead. >> i provide a motion to approve this contract. >> thank you commissioner ludlum. >> i second that motion mr. chair. >> thank you commissioner scott. madam secretary, please take roll. >> commission members please respond-please announce your vote when i call your name for item 5b. [roll call] 4 ayes, one absent. >> thank you. motion carries. please call the next item. >> agenda items 5c-5h related to transbay block 2 will be presented together but acted on separately. item 5c, adopting environmental review findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act related to the approval of amendments to the redevelopment plan for the transbay redevelopment project area and the development controls and design guidelines for the transbay redevelopment project, the schematic designs for the development of two mixed-use residential projects on block 2 of zone one of the transbay redevelopment proj

john riley. so that's chura busko and contrerasan on august 20th rather than advance on the capitol scott decides to offer an armistice to santa ana. the american diplomat trist was his name had been in mexico city. for for quite a while now, and he think well, maybe that'll have give peace a chance to work. give a treaty a chance to work without having to go into the city of mexico itself. so he hopes that having the threat of the capital occupied by a foreman or foreign army the mexicans might negotiate a piece making that final battle unnecessary. santa ana however is a little bit smarter than that and he was determined to use the lowell and hostilities to strengthen his position. he had lost canon. he had lost munitions. he had lost a third of his army at cherubusco. which reminds me of another point when santa ana had outsmarted the americans he was actually an exile in cuba. not the last time mexico was going to exile. he was an exile in cuba in the beginning of the war and pope comes up with this scheme to talk to santa ana and maybe sand he if he can get santa ana back into mexico santa a

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scott. i like john kennedy. i like marco rubio. so there is lots of possibilities.t need to have room. the way that our politics works, it takes a strong person, first of all, to challenge someone who has been in leadership for long, and it takes strong people to say to themselves, we need to vote for the new person and not worry about if he loses that we might lose our committee chairmanships or whatever. and that is hard. host: ok, marilyn mentioned marco rubio. he is 51 years old. caller aforementioned tim scott of south carolina, 57 years old. eddie in. , illinois. -- eddie in illinois, you say yes. caller: good morning, how are you doing today? host: doing just fine. why do you say yes, there should be an age limit? caller: i say yes because along with the two-term presidents, i think the age limit might be -- to bring along just like the supreme court, they have people in there -- bring someone along to groom someone for that position. every aspect of the working world, corporation does not. in fact, the ceos only work until they are 65, i believe, at some cor

scott. i like john kennedy. i like marco rubio. so there is lots of possibilities.need to have room. the way that our politics works, it takes a strong person, first of all, to challenge someone who has been in leadership for long, and it takes strong people to say to themselves, we need to vote for the new person and not worry about if he loses that we might lose our committee chairmanships or whatever. and that is hard. host: ok, marilyn mentioned marco rubio. he is 51 years old. caller aforementioned tim scott of south carolina, 57 years old. eddie in. , illinois. -- eddie in illinois, you say yes. caller: good morning, how are you doing today? host: doing just fine. why do you say yes, there should be an age limit? caller: i say yes because along with the two-term presidents, i think the age limit might be -- to bring along just like the supreme court, they have people in there -- bring someone along to groom someone for that position. every aspect of the working world, corporation does not. in fact, the ceos only work until they are 65, i believe, at some corpo

scott at the big board. i guess we'll start with pennsylvania since we're talking about john fetterman and dr. oz. >> there has been movement in pennsylvania, but it has been slight, and it is not enough to break this dead heat we are seeing between fetterman and dr. oz. both at 46%. too early to tell if that endorsement from oprah will make any of the difference. but, again, you said it, this is a state where you'll see two former presidents campaigning. over to georgia, it is dead even here between senator rafael warnock and the republican herschel walker. and right to nevada, we are seeing much of the same. another close race between democratic incumbent catherine cortez masto and the republican, adam laxalt. david, with races this tight, it's all going to come down to voter turnout, the ground game. but this is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable midterms yet. >> no question. along with linsey davis, jon karl, political director rick klein all right here on the desk here on election night. here and across the country live in the battlegrounds. our live coverage all evening long

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